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I don't think I ever have. I've had to miss classes for dentist appointments and stuff a few times, but that's it. What's your favorite forum game?

Think again! Phil Nye the hockey guy?

lol Prophet?

Phil, I think you might be a mindbender... Something Toothless this way comes.

Not so! But how about now?

One piece of what? Pie? I'm not a fan of pie. Are you a fan of pie?

Banned for using a lot of programs.

J. R. R. Tolkien Favorite film director?

Banned because 'Murica is obviously the best in everything, ever. /sarcasm

Well I guess it would depend on a lot of factors - the size of the station, the sustainability, the amount of resources, the number of people... The concept sort of reminds me of the Axiom from WALL-E. I'm not sure, but I'm certain the answer would not be forever. If you were given the opportunity to be a part of the first Mars colonization mission, but you knew you could never return to Earth, would you do it?

Banned for wanting a Steam name icon.

I can't believe I still remember this show.

Not just water. Another waterbender I know... (Tonraq?)

I'm afraid I'm not sure what you're asking. If you're looking to get the Cities of Tomorrow expansion, you'll have to purchase it. As for unlocking everything, you can play in Sandbox Mode, which allows you to place any building you want. However, you can only enable this when starting a new region. I'm not familiar with SC'13 modding, so I don't know of any mods that unlock all the buildings, but there may be some out there.

how do you check. An easy method is to open Steam, hover over your name at the top menu and select "content" from the drop-down list. On the content page, click on the "Workshop Items" tab and then scroll down and click on "Subscribed Items" on the right-hand side of the page. Then, at the top of the page, under your name, click on Cities: Skylines next to the "Filter by game" text. This will show you all the mods, assets, maps and color correctors you have downloaded. As BaskB said, the long loading time is probably primarily due to your assets.

You have failed me. metarvo?

Well, considering the fact that 1) the studio that developed SC'13, Maxis Emeryville, was closed down by EA, 2) the general response to the game not been very positive, and that 3) Cities Skylines has gained a reputation as a truer successor to previous SimCity games, yeah, I'd say SimCity is dead as far as updates and future series installments go. That's not to say that there aren't still people who play the game and continue to support it with mods, but the level of activity has certainly gone down recently - probably due to the popularity of Skylines. Whether this is a temporary or a permanent decline is yet to be seen, but I'd say there's a pretty common sentiment around here that SC can't compete with CS in the long run. Regardless, you should play whichever game you want to play. Personally, I find both games can be enjoyable in their own unique ways. To me, playing SimCity is like playing with a toy set - the experience just kind of feels like building a city with Legos, but it has its limitations. Playing Skylines feels more like I'm controlling a real city, with a greater level of detail and freedom, but the game still has its own flaws. CS has more expansive modding capabilities, but SC has multiplayer. In the end, it all comes down to what you like in a city builder.